1
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Insurance Council of Australia (NSW)
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2
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Mr David de Havelland (NSW)
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3
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NT Bio Dynamic Network (NT)
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4
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Mrs S Stafford (SA)
|
5
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National Council of Women of Australia (VIC)
|
6
|
Consumers’ Association of South Australia
Inc (SA)
Tabled
at public hearing 22.8.00
- The safety of GE foods : Reasons to expect hazards and the risk
for their appearance
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7
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Ms Dorothy Pottage (VIC)
|
8
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Serve-Ag Pty Ltd (TAS)
Supplementary
information
-
Answers
to questions on notice from hearing on 23 August
-
Response
to questions from hearing on 23 August, dated 21.9.00, including paper on
Agricultural Biotechnology by George Bruening
|
9
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Heritage Seed Curators Australia Inc (SA)
Tabled
at public hearing 22.8.00
Supplementary
information
-
Herbicide
resistance is out of control say Canola farmers, copy of article from
Cropchoice News, provided 23.8.00
|
10
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Tasmanian Alkaloids Pty Ltd (TAS)
Tabled
at public hearing 23.8.00
-
Tasmanian
Alkaloids, information brochure
-
Poppy
Growers Bulletin, No.41, August 2000
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11
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Canberra Consumers Inc (ACT)
|
12
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Dr Sam Bridgeford (NSW)
|
13
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Mr Andrew Walker-Morison (VIC)
|
14
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Mr Elton Cleary (TAS)
|
15
|
Mr Bob Holderness-Roddam (TAS)
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16
|
Mr Arnold Ward (SA)
|
17
|
National Genetic Awareness Alliance (VIC)
|
18
|
Mr George McLean (ACT)
|
19
|
The Environment Centre of WA (WA)
|
20
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Ms Lisa McDermott (QLD)
|
21
|
Ms Ute Mueller (TAS)
|
22
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Mr Greg Whitten (TAS)
|
23
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Australian Law Reform Commission (NSW)
|
24
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Bio-Dynamics Tasmania (TAS)
|
25
|
Mr Andrew Macintosh (TAS)
Supplementary information
-
Several
documents regarding the risks associated with the use of gene technology
|
26
|
Southern Cross University (NSW)
|
27
|
Ms Vicki Brooke (NSW)
|
28
|
Ms Patsy Hemsworth (VIC)
|
29
|
Mr Dallas Fraser and Mr David Lowe (QLD)
|
30
|
Mr James Langmead (TAS)
|
31
|
J Grevillea (NSW)
|
32
|
Avcare - National Association for Crop Production
and Animal Health (ACT)
Tabled at public hearing
25.8.00
-
The
Precautionary Principle - ‘Nothing ventured, nothing gained”? Avcare
Insights, Vol 1, 2000
-
Precautionary
Principle, Dr Elizabeth Whelan, American Council on Science and Health, 23
May 2000
-
Avcare
Guidelines for GM Crop Field Trials in Australia, July 2000
-
Agrifood
Awareness Australia, information folder
-
ACIL
Fact Sheets: Gene Technology
(This material was also provided in information folders on
1 October)
Supplementary information
-
Insurance
coverage of member companies, dated 8.9.00
-
Supplementary
submission, dated 26.9.00
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33
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Ms Toshi Knell (NSW)
|
34
|
Australian Centre for Environmental Law (ACT)
|
35
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GE-Free Tasmania (TAS)
|
36
|
Valley Seeds Pty Ltd (VIC)
|
37
|
Mr Rick Calitz (TAS)
|
38
|
Mr Jesse Sleeman (SA)
|
39
|
Department of Primary Industries, Water and
Environment (TAS)
Supplementary information
-
Letter
from Minister supporting statement at hearing, dated 12.9.00
|
40
|
Australian Conservation Foundation (VIC)
|
41
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Grains Research and Development Corporation (ACT)
|
42
|
Florigene Limited and Nugrain Pty Ltd (VIC)
|
43
|
Agrifood Awareness Australia (ACT)
|
44
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Seed Industry of Australia (ACT)
|
45
|
Ms Kathy Liddell (VIC)
|
46
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Mr Niko Antalffy (NSW)
|
47
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Ms Ieva Gay (NSW)
|
48
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Ms Sharon Kyriacou (NT)
|
49
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Mr Ian Dowden and Ms Kathleen Canning (TAS)
|
50
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Consumer Food Network of the Consumers’ Federation
of Australia (QLD)
|
51
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Friends of the Earth (Fitzroy) (VIC)
|
52
|
Mr Michael Dickson (NSW)
|
53
|
Professor Richard Roush, Waite Institute, University
of Adelaide (SA)
Supplementary information
-
Response
to questions from hearing on 22 August, dated 22.9.00
|
54
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Organic Federation of Australia Inc (VIC)
Tabled at public hearing
23.8.00
-
Collection
of articles and graphs
Supplementary information
-
GM
genes ’can spread to people and animals’, copy of article from Independent,
provided 23 August 2000
-
Premium
for 150 000 tons of Aussie Canola, copy of article from Cropchoice News,
provided 24 August 2000
-
Segregation
costs in California applied to GE rice, provided 8 September 2000
|
55
|
Ms Leila Huebner (VIC)
Supplementary information
-
Supplementary
submission, dated 12.9.00
|
56
|
Australian United Fresh Fruit & Vegetable
Association Ltd and Fresh
Produce Watch (NSW)
|
57
|
Mr John Todd (NSW)
|
58
|
Australian Biotechnology Association (VIC)
Tabled at public hearing
24.8.00
-
Summary
of the overwhelming broad scientific consensus that ‘genetic modification’
poses no strictly distinct risks over conventional breeding
-
Guidelines
for EU application of the Precautionary Principle
Supplementary information
-
Information
provided 25 August 2000:
GM-food: Secret
Scientists or Obfuscatory Opponents? David Tribe;
Applying the
Precautionary Principle to Genetically Modified Crops, Indur M. Goklany,
Policy Study No 157, August 2000, CSAB, Washington University in St. Louis, with
News Release;
World Food
Prospects: Critical Issues for the Early Twenty-First Century, Per
Pinstrup-Andersen et al, IFPRI, October 1999, and
Assorted graphs
from IFPRI report.
-
Comprehensive
precaution versus tunnel vision precaution, provided 26 August.
-
Information
provided 28 August:
Public Good Research Example -
nutriceutical/functional food;
The Political
Economy of Agricultural Biotechnology for the Developing World, Klaus M
Leisinger.
-
Information
provided 29 August:
Documentation of
herbicide tolerant mutant plant varieties on the market in Australia and
elsewhere;
Comments
relating to BSE.
-
Information
provided 30 August:
Documentation of
the low risks of possible movement from antibiotic resistance markers from
GM-food to gut bacteria;
Comments on mobile
DNA and risks, and transposable elements and retroelements;
Health GMO
release example, copy of draft paper ‘Vaccination against typhoid fever:
potential for a GMO release’.
-
Perspective
on food policy importance of GMOs in India and the Third World in general,
provided 31 August.
-
Further
comments on the status of the ‘precautionary principle’ in International Law,
provided 3 September.
-
Examples
of moving genes, provided 6 September.
-
Comments
re liability, provided 9 September.
|
59
|
Meat and Livestock Australia Limited (NSW)
|
60
|
District Council of Grant (SA)
|
61
|
Aventis CropScience Australia Pty Ltd (VIC)
Tabled at public hearing
23.8.00
-
Licence
agreement, dated 16.9.99
-
Revised
licence, dated 5.6.00
-
Tasmanian
Quarantine Act Declaration, legal advice by Deacons, dated 15.8.00
-
In
Vigor Hybrids, Seed Production Overview, AgroEvo
-
Crop
biotachnology and genetic improvement, Aventis
-
New
ideas for Australian agriculture and beyond, Avenits
Supplementary information
-
Response
to questions from hearing on 22 August 2000, dated 5.9.00
|
62
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Australian Cotton Growers Research Association and
Cotton Research & Development Corporation (NSW)
|
63
|
AWB Ltd (VIC)
|
64
|
Mr Patrick Hockey (VIC)
|
65
|
Mr Adrian McKinley (NSW)
|
66
|
M/s Strider (NT)
|
67
|
Mr Graig Gange-Holloway (VIC)
|
68
|
Ms Herminie Swainston (NSW)
|
69
|
Friends of the Earth (Perth, WA Group) (WA)
|
70
|
Professor Adrian Gibbs (ACT)
|
71
|
Australian Food and Grocery Council (ACT)
Supplementary information
-
Response
to questions from hearing on 25 August 2000, dated 28.9.00
|
72
|
Mr Patrick M Guerin (NSW)
|
73
|
Ms Janet Ablitt (VIC)
|
74
|
Ms Josephine Firns (SA)
|
75
|
Ms Nannette George (VIC)
|
76
|
NSW Farmers’ Association (NSW)
|
77
|
Department of Health and Aged Care (ACT)
(Interim Office of the Gene Technology Regulator)
Tabled at public hearing
14.8.00
-
Part
2: Term of Reference J relating to ‘opt-out’ provision for States and
Territories
-
International
comparisons relating to different uses with GMOs and GM products
-
Copies
of overheads used at hearing
Document provided 18.8.00
-
Report
to the Minister for Health and Aged Care, Alleged breach by Aventis
CropScience, dated 28.6.00 (publication authorised by Committee on 22.8.00)
Tabled at public hearing
25.8.00
-
Answers
to questions on notice from hearing on 14 August
-
Draft Gene
Technology Regulations 2000, August 2000, and Explanatory Guide
-
Draft
Model State legislation
-
Gene
Technology regulations in Australia will be among world’s best practice,
media release, IOGTR, 25 August 2000
-
Report
to Minister on alleged breach by Aventis, advice from Australian Government
Solicitor, 1 August 2000
Supplementary information
-
Response
to questions from hearing on 25 August, dated 18 September (publication of
Attachment A authorised by Committee on 12.10.00)
-
Report
‘A model for cost-recovery in the Office of the Gene Technology Regulator’,
KPMG Consulting, dated September 2000, provided on 5 October
-
Responses
to questions dated: 18 August; 26 September; 3 October; 5 October; 11
October and 17 October 2000
-
Additional
information dated 12.10.00
|
78
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Institute of Public Affairs Ltd (VIC)
|
79
|
Mr Kim Healy (VIC)
|
80
|
Mr Scott Molloy (QLD)
|
81
|
South Australian Farmers Federation (SA)
|
82
|
Environs Kimberley (WA)
|
83
|
Mr Steven Bailie (QLD)
|
84
|
Queensland Government (QLD)
Supplementary information
-
Additional
information following the hearing 25 August 2000 dated 1.9.00
|
85
|
ACF GeneEthics Network (VIC)
Tabled at public hearing
24.8.00
-
Media
release, Goats with human genes unregulated, 24.8.00
-
Assorted
letters and articles
-
Powers
of Local Councils to regulate GEOs, letter from NSW Environmental Defender’s
Office, dated 12.8.00
-
First
Australian Consensus Conference, Lay Panel report, March 1999
-
Genetic
engineering and liability insurance,
Swiss reinsurance
Supplementary information
-
Response
to questions from hearing on 24 August, dated 11.9.00
|
86
|
World Wide Fund for Nature and The Humane Society
International (ACT)
|
87
|
Mr and Mrs Richard Underwood
(VIC)
|
88
|
National Farmers’ Federation (ACT)
|
89
|
Tasmanian Government (TAS)
|
90
|
DuPont Technical Centre (NSW)
Tabled at public hearing
25.8.00
-
Seeds
of opportunity: An assessment of the benefits, safety, and oversight of plant
genomics and agricultural biotechnology, Committee on Science, US House of
Representatives, 13 April 2000
|
91
|
Western Australian Government (WA)
|
92
|
Ms Teresa Sutton (VIC)
|
93
|
Dr Kate Clinch-Jones (SA)
|
94
|
Monsanto Australia Ltd (VIC)
|
95
|
Mr Dick Adams MP (TAS)
|
96
|
Ms Fiona Murdoch (QLD)
|
97
|
Mr Edward Nieman (WA)
|
98
|
Novartis Australia Pty Ltd (NSW)
|
99
|
Ms Kathy Harris (NSW)
|
100
|
Professor Peter Gresshoff (QLD)
|
101
|
Ms Frances Murrell (VIC)
|
102
|
CSIRO (ACT)
Supplementary information
-
Rabobank
Group: Code of Conduct on Genetic Modification, material from net site,
provided 29 August 2000.
-
Precautionary
principle/approach in overseas GT legislation, Canadian paper, provided 30
August 2000
-
The
precautionary principle: Further references, provided 8 September
-
Response
to questions from hearing on 25 August, dated 20 September
-
‘Angst
ascendant? Changing consumer attitudes to biotechnology’, Dr K Baghurst,
received 18 October 2000
-
Copy
of overheads - Changing consumer attitudes to biotechnology - Dr K Baghurst,
received 18 October 2000
|
103
|
National Health and Medical Research Council
(NHMRC) (ACT)
|
104
|
Dow AgroSciences (NSW)
|
105
|
Australian Cotton Co-operative Research Centre (NSW)
|
106
|
Gene Ethics Network - Perth (WA)
|
107
|
Food Industry Council of Tasmania (TAS)
|
108
|
Ms Margaret Waspe (VIC)
Supplementary information
-
Additional
information dated 29.8.00
-
Additional
information dated 12.9.00
|
109
|
Dr Anne Campbell (ACT)
|
110
|
South Australian Government (SA)
|
111
|
Dr I Furzer (NSW)
|
112
|
Ms Margaret Zehntner (NT)
|
113
|
Ms Margretta Sculthorp (NSW)
|
114
|
Ms Brenda J Rosser
(TAS)
|
115
|
Victorian Government
(VIC)
|
116
|
Mr Nicholas Tonti-Filippini (VIC)
|
117
|
Mr and Mrs de Burgh-Day (TAS)
|
118
|
GeneEthics Sydney
(NSW)
|
119
|
Mr and Mrs L Mendoza
(VIC)
|
120
|
Ms Cristina Jovellan
|
121
|
Ms Kirrily Jordan
(NSW)
|
122
|
Residents Against Genetically Engineered Food (NSW)
|
123
|
Ms Anne Redsell
(VIC)
|
124
|
Mr and Mrs M Blake
(WA)
|
125
|
Mr Steven Bailie
(QLD)
|
Dr T J Higgins, Chief Research Scientist, CSIRO
Plant Industry - Additional information following presentation given to the
Committee on 14 August, dated 8 September 2000.